FOURTH  EDITION— THIRTIETH  THOUSAND. 

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BY 


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MOBILE: 

S.    H.    GOETZEL. 

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FOURTH  EDITION— THIRTIETH  THOUSAND, 


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SYLLABLES  OF  TWO  LETTERS. 

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ma 

be 

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me 

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di 

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mo 

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CHAUDRON'S  SPELLING  BOOK. 

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to 

to-8 

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go-b 

we 
we-b 

so-d 

to-w 

go-d 

we-d 

so-n 

to-n 

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we-n 

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to-p 

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• 

LESSON  SIXTH. 

Pr 

omiscuous   Words  of  Three  Letters. 

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bad 

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gad 

mad 

- 

lad 
pad 
gad 
cab 
tab 

bag 

gag 
hag 

nag 

rag 

bar 

car 

far 

mar 

jar 

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SEVENTH. 

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cap 

nap 

caw 

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gap 

rap 

daw 

war 

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wag 

rap 
lap 
map 

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pap 
tap 

jaw 

maw 

law 

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EIGHTH. 

paw 
raw 

lax 
tax 

bay 
day 

may 
nay 

taw 

wax 

gaj 

say 

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has 

wan 
wad 

hay 
lay 

ray 

way 

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17 

,       LESSON 

NINTH. 

ant 

ebb 

bed 

bee 

and 

"  ell  ' 

fed 

fee 

art 

elm 

led 

lee 
see 

arm 

end 

red 

are 

err 

wed 

key 

LESSON 

TENTH. 

|    •   lea 

den 

pen 

beg 

sea 

fen 

ten 

keg 

pea 

hen 

wen 

leg 

tea 

men 

vex 

egg 

yea 

ken 

sex 

peg 

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bet 

jet 

dew 

jew 

get 

set 

few 

pew 

let 

pet 

hew 

yew 

met 

wet 

mew 

gem 

net 

yet 

new 

hem 

i 

! 

LESSON  TWELFTH. 

bib 

bid 

kid 

jig 

fib 

did  ■ 

rid 

big 

nib 

hid 

fix 

ng 

rib 

•     lid 

mix 

dig 

sip 

mid 

six 

gig 

LESSON   THIRTEENTH. 

Pig 

bog 

hod 

cob 

rig 

dog 

pod 

hob 

wig 

fog 

odd 

mob 

him 

hog 

sod 

sob 

rim 

log 

rod 

fob 

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CllAUDRON'S  SPELLING  BOOK. 

! 

LESSON 

FOURTEENTH. 

: 

1 

Review. 

j 

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lot 

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how 

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j     pop 

rot 

•  cow 

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sum  '     ! 

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LESS 

SIXTEENTH. 

i 

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gun 

bug 

but        j 

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pun 

dug 

cut 

|       fun 

run 

hug 

hut 

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cup 

jug 

nut        ! 

sun 

pup 

mug 

rut 

1 

LES 

30N  SEVENTEENTH. 

' 

j       aye 

die 

all 

eat 

j       dye 

pie 

are 

eel 

I       eye 

vie 

art 

ear    . 

j       rye 

lie 

ask 

eve        j 

j       lye 

ice 

ark 

ewe 

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LESSON 

EIGHTEENTH. 

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one 

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owl 

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LESSON 

NINETEENTH. 

boy 

fur 

jam 

fly 

gum 

tub 

sup 

roe 

dam 

rub 

yam 

ire 

urn  . 

hub 

two 

use 

cur 

b  u  in 

foe 

our 

ass 

was 

woe 

who 

LE3SON 

TWENTIETH. 

why 

low 

shy 

mow 

pry 

she 

sty 
cot 
wry 

fry 
elf 
buy 

due 
tow 
ply 

ale 
too 
hue 

cry 
end 
dry 

— • 

ore 
shy 
oil 

LESSON  TWENTY-FIRST. 
Review. 
Did  you  see  the  key  of  my  box? 
I  did  not  see  it,  but  Ann  saw  it. 
A  big  cat  ate  up  a  fat  rat. 
The  ape  is  sly,  and  so  is  the  old  fox. 
My  hat  was  wet,  but  now  it  is  dry. 
I  put  my  pen  and  my  top  on  the  mat. 
The  hen,  the  cow,  and  the  dog  ran. 
The  pig  and  the  doe  are  in  the  sty. 
Tom  saw  the  ewe  on  a  bed  of  hay. 


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PART 

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WORDS  OF  FOUR  LETTERS. 

LESSON  FIRST.    .     - 

Plural  of  words  already  learned. 

tubs 

owls 

lies 

buds 

1       arms 

eyes 

guns 

hops 

pups 

lips 

nuts 

sums 

keys 

oaks 

buns 

cups 

ears 

pies  • 

tops 

urns 

j       P%s 

eels 

e  ©  •- 

cows 

mugs 

LESSON  SECOND. 

bray 

bark 

claw 

bill 

!       d  ray 

dark 

draw 

fill 

j       flay 

lark 

flaw 

hill 

gray 

mark 

slaw 

mill 

j       pray 

hark 

craw 

rill 

play 

park 

cram 

will 

LESSON  THIRD. 

beat 

feel 

dear 

book 

heat 

peel 

fear 

cook 

\       feat 

keel 

hear 

hook 

meat 

reel 

near  * 

look 

neat 

heel 

rear 

rook 

J       seat 

free 

tear 

took 

CHAUDRON'S  SPELLING  BOOK. 

21 

.      ..... 

LESSON  FOURTH. 

>» 

bare 

band 

best 

bake 

care 

hand 

jest 

cake 

hare 

land 

lest 

lake 

fare 

sand 

nest 

make 

mare 

wand 

test 

rake 

pare 

want 

vest 

take 

LESSON  FIFTH. 

bold 

bend 

bane 

dine 

cold 

lend 

cane 

fine 

hold 

mend 

lane 

line 

fold 

tend 

mane 

mine 

sold 

sand 

pane 

vine 

told 

wend 

sane 

wine 

LESSON  SIXTH. 

i 

hive 

boat 

ball 

blot 

;       hire 

do  at 

foil 

plot 

fire 

goat 

hall 

spot 

mire 

coat 

gall 

bull 

tire 

moat 

tell 

pull 

wire 

plow 

wall 

full 

- 

LESSON  SEVENTH. 

Review. 

Boys  like  to  spin  tops,  and  play  in  the 
sand. 

They  like,  too,  to  fly  a  kite,  or  to  beat 
a  drum,  or  to  kick  a  foot-ball. 


1   22 

CllAUDEON'S  SPELLING  BOOK. 

«      ■ 

LESSON 

EIGHTH. 

!      bell 

date 

deal 

link         \ 

delL 

fate 

heal 

mink 

!      fell 

gate 

peal 

pink 

sell 

hate 

meal 

sink 

!       tell 

mate 

weal 

wink       | 

|       well 

•     cage 

teal 

zinc 

LESSON'  NINTH. 

I       hour 

beat 

food 

bone 

j       sour 

feat 

mood 

cone        | 

!      gout 

heat 

fool 

lone 

!      pout 

meat 

tool 

code 

1       good 

seat 

room 

mode      ! 

j      wood 

peat 

loom 

rode 

! 

LESSON  TENTH. 

! 

j       bore 

fain 

brat 

blot 

\      core 

lain 

flat 

plot        \ 

|       more 

main 

gnat 

shot        | 

I      pore 

pain 

that 

spot 

<       sore 

rain 

spat 

trot 

|      shoe 

vain 

shad 

boat 

LESSON  ELEVENTH. 

| 

'  RevieuK 

(      I  am 

glad  that  my 

dear  girl  is  .good.            ! 

j       She  will  go  with  me  to  ride  next 

week,      ! 

\      when 

I  go  to  town 

to  buy  her  a  new  doll,   j 

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LESSON  TWELFTH. 

\ 

dart 

span 

dace 

brag 

hart 

bran 

face 

crag 

mart 

plan 

nuce 

drag 

part 

scan 

pace 

stag 

tart 

scar 

race 

flag 

cart 

star 

lace 

flax 

• 

— *~*~« 

i 

LESSON 

THIRTEENTH. 

\ 

clap 

gasp 

bang 

bent 

flap 

hasp 

gang 

dent 

trap 

rasp 

hang 

lent 

slap 

path 

fang 

rent 

snap 

bath 

rang 

sent 

wrap 

wasp 

sang 

went 

LESSON 

FOURTEENTH. 

kick 

dint 

bolt 

back 

lick 

hint 

dolt 

hack 

rick 

lint 

colt 

,  lack 

sick 

mint 

note 

sack 

pick 

sift 

rote 

tack 

wick 

lift 

vote 

rack 

i 

LESSON  FIFTEENTH. 

Review. 

It  is  warm  to-< 

day,  and.  I  will  j 

^o  with 

Ann  in  the  cool  wood  to  play. 

Tom 

will  take  us  in 

his  cart,  if  we 

do  not 

like  to 

walk. 

1 

24  CHAUDRON'S  SPELLING  BOOK. 


LESSON  SIXTEENTH. 

flee  hiss  skip  dead 

!       tree  ♦  kiss  quit    -  head 

fish  miss  sigh  text 

dish  lisp  high  next 

wish  wisp  knit  desk 

free  risk  race  hose 


LESSON  SEVENTEENTH. 


dirt 

crop 

dock 

bide 

bird 

drop 

cock 

side 

gird 

slop 

hock 

ride 

dirk 

stop 

mock 

wide 

girl 

frog 

sock 

nine 

girt 

g™g 

lock 

— *•-* 

pine 

LESSON 

EIGHTEENTH. 

inch 

born 

bard 

buck 

itch 

corn 

lard 

duck 

grit 

horn 

hard 

tuck 

quit 

milk 

pard  . 

suck 

pipe 

fork 

card 

malt 

wipe 

cork 

yard 

salt 

•  LESSON  NINETEENTH. 
Review. 
Here  is  a  fine  crop  of  corn. 
Corn  is  good  both  for  us  and  the  cows. 
Now  drop  some  seed  for  your  bird. 


GHAUDRQN*3  SPELLING    I 


LESSON  TWENTIETH. 
Words  of  F  vr  Letters  divided  hito  TVo  St/ll  bleu. 


Ma-ry 
ti-dy' 

El-la 
ro-sv 

An-na 

ni-v 

Em- ma 
he-ro 

ho-  \y 
bo-ny 

po-sy 
tin  ty  ' 

ev-er 

ax-cs 

K-my 

la-zv 

po-ny 
ba-by 

ma-ny 
la-.ly* 

pa-  pa 
ma- ma 

pa- go 

iu- el 

LESSON  TWENTY  FIRST 


Col-in 

Mo-ta 

A-bel 

My-ra 

o-val 

to-ry 

B6-t0 

li-ar 

vi-al 

a-pex 

ox-en 

SO-fe 

o-ver 

va-ry 

ax- is 

poet 

di-al 

wa-ry 

ev-er 

ii-on 

a-guc 

a-blc 

pi-ca 

na-vy 

LESSON  TWENTY-SE'  'OND. 


{      E-dcti 

Ed-na 

To- by 

Sa-ra 

ar-my 

po-em 

bi-as 

i»;i-y 

i-ron 

ha-zy 

di-ct 

oir-ly 

ty-rb 

ma-zy 

o-pen 

in-to 

j      fi-ny 

ver-y 

ea-sy 

cd-dy 

rc-al 

ri-ot 

ru-in 

co^py 

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LESSON  TWENTY-THIRD. 
Rcinem. 

Your  pony  trots  very  fast. 

The  ladv  with  the  baby  is  on  the  sefa. 


C   20 


CIIAUDRON'S  SPELLING  BOOK. 


LESSON  TWENTY-FOURTH. 


Eo  sa 

oil  y 
fu  ry 

pu  ny 
u  nit 


a  gue 


Lu  na 

al  um 
at  om 
en  vy 
ax  le 
bu  ry 


Ze  no 
i  die 
ri  ot 
al  so 
ha  lo 
o  val 


Al  ma 
o  nyx 
i  dpi 
e  cho 
la  va 
a  ere 


LESSON  TWENTY-FIFTH. 

Words  Accented  on  the  Second  Syllabi' 


A  vow 
o  bey 
a  wry 
a  las 
de  ny 


De  fy 
a  far 
a  jar 
u  n  do 

al  ley 


J  u  ly 
a  kin 
espy 
re  ly 

a  bet 


0  mit 
up  on 
a  way 
a  bed 
a  gog 


LESSON  TWENTY  SIXTH. 
Review. 

Alma  is  very  tidy. 
The  riot  is  over. 
I  rely  upon  you 
Do  not  go  away. 
I  hear  the  echo. 
Colin  is  lazy. 
He  is  in  the  Army. 


Rosa  is  idle. 
It  is  a  pity. 
I  have  a  lily. 
He  is  a  poet. 
The, door  is  open 
She  saw  a  lion. 
Do  not  deny  it. 


oiiAiJimuis^  ni-Li.LiNa  book..  a? 


PART  V. 

WORDS  OF  FIVE  LTSTTER3. 

LESSON 

FIlSST. 

PJ 

Ufa  I  of   Worth 

already  team 

«L 

drays 

craws 

canes 

hours 

larks 

bills 

!  ares 

fools 

marks 

hills 

nests 

be  ncs 

parks 

seats 

goods 

woods 

claws 

tears 

blots 

rooks 

flaws 

books 

gates 

balls 

— i — •  • 

•  — - 

LESSON  SECOND. 

brain 

grave 

figtt 

plate 

chain 

brave 

fight 

crate 

grain 

crave 

might 

grate 

slain 

shave 

night 

slate 

braid 

slave 

sight 

prate 

drain 

stave 

ught 

state 

-  •-♦ 

-  •    — 

LES^UN 

THIRD. 

glare 

taste 

trace 

Ditch 

scare 

baste 

grace 

bitch 

share 

haste 

place 

ditch 

spare 

paste 

space 

hiUh 

snare 

waste 

brace* 

pilch 

stare    , 

yeast 

chase 

witch 

28                   CHAUDRON'S  SPELLING  BOOK. 

LESSON 

FOURTH. 

blush 

saint 

tramp 

brand 

crush 

taint 

scamp 

stand 

brush 

paint 

cramp 

grand 

couch 

snail 

thank 

catch 

pouch 

frail 

plank 

latch 

vouch 

quail 

flash 

patch 

LESSON 

FIFTH. 

1     '  mouth 

quake 

trout  » 

broth 

J       south 

snake 

stout 

cloth 

crack 

choke 

crape 

pound 

i       hack 

spoke 

shape 

sound 

|       drank 

blade 

trade 

point 

flank 

spade 

shade 

joint 

LESSON 

SIXTH. 

>       hoist 

dance 

punch 

fence 

moist 

lance 

lunch 

pence 

'  shawl 

beach 

flame 

chest 

crawl 

teach 

blame 

blest 

j       clown 

least 

clung 

fresh 

|       drown 

beast 

flung 

flesh 

LESSON  S 

EVENTH. 

Review, 

j       The  fig 

lit  took  place  in  the  woe 

ds. 

i  .    See  the 

clown  leap 

over  the  fence. 

;       The  too 

1  left  his  spade  on  the  b 

each. 

CHAUDBOH'S  SPELLING   1 

29  j 

LESSON 

EIGHTH. 

crown 

north 

watch 

shame 

sharp 

thorn 

brawl 

crown    • 

scarf 

torch 

gorge 

spout 

scout 

short 

horse 

st  ra  w 

smart 

barge 

sauce 

heart 

snail 

start 

fault 

shout 

.^ 

.. 

! 

LESSON 

NINTH. 

1 

I 

storm 

yield 

queen 

guilt 

wealth 

grasp 

queer 

sleej)         \ 

scorn 

chief 

siege 

sweet 

clasp 

niece 

sheep 

built 

brass 

grief 

speer 

sweep 

sound 

piece 

sheet 

quilt 

—   •-* 

-  •      — - 

; 

LESSON 

TENTH. 

) 

dress 

theft      " 

nerve 

flirt            I 

wedge 

•  swell 

sperm 

birth 

speck 

guest 

verse 

chirp 

press 

swept 

shirt 

third 

hedge 

spell 

serve 

purse 

spent 

sweat     - 

skirt 

pound 

—  •-♦-.  -. — 

I 
I 

f 

LESSON  ELEVENTH. 

> 

llevicw. 

The  slave  found  a  purse  in  the  ditch. 
I  was  in  great  haste  to  catch  my  horse. 
Your  niece  is  a  very  sweet  girl. 


80  CiiAl'DKON'S  SPELLING   BOOK. 


1    ... ..   __ _ 

! 
i 

LESSON 

TWELFTH. 

J       Bride 

i 

Smile 

Since 

Churn 

:'       d  rake 

crime 

globe 

vault 

braid 

plume 

stile 

waltz 

;       smoke 

twine 

bunch 

wharf 

j       pride 

spike 

squaw 

fault 

I      swine 

) 

young 

►  <-• 

'HI 

match 

quart 

LESSON  rl 

iTEENm 

' 

j       dwarf 

thief 

spine 

twice 

!       scaltl 

teeth 

trick 

.  spite 

i       voice 

i 

breatl 

snipe 

rhyme 

j       small 

wheel 

prize 

nurse 

I       cream 

death 

white 

print  ' 

|  *    poach 

birch 

thy  m  e 

thick 

j. — 

•  • « 

~— 

5 

LESSON  FOE 

RTEENTH, 

\       price 

toast 

block 

fruit 

!       curse 

gourd 

stool 

youth 

!       door 

coach 

goose 

spool 

|       whist 

frost 

trunk 

flour 

\       groan 

"  frock 

glove 

house. 

|       court 

sloop 

croup 

mouse 

LESSON   FIFTEENTH. 
JReview. 

This  flour  will  not  make  white  bread. 
|~      I   see    the   small    mouse    near   the   old 

trunk. 
j       He    went  in    the  sloop   in  spite  of  the 

i  storm 


cifAimi*0*ps 

BPELLi-VG  BOOK 

LESSON 

SIX  t'EEKTH. 

Clean 

Wheat 

,  Shore 

Plump 

fiend 

chair 

blaze 

since 

three 

field 

store 

whine 

seel 

crane 

vaunt 

scowl 

creek 

grind 

mince 

shell 

fleet 

stove 

child 

drunk 

LESSON  SEVENTEENTH.. 


brick 

swear 

laugh 

stick 

rinse 

stone 

rough 

strap 

grape 

CO:)  crh 

trail 

chest 

dough 

lough 

sti 

gvtcn 

gauze 

weave 

chant 

creep 

steak 

sleet 

kneel 

LESSON   EIGHTEENTH. 


tooth 

steed 

theft 

climb 

knife 

mast 

tenth 

ghost 

there 

leave 

guess 

porch 

curse 

guide 

spoon 

s  word 

flask 

cheer 

fetch 

write 

parch 

dream 

mirth 

cloak 

LESSON   NINETEENTH. 
,  •  lie ■ 

This  wheat  field  is  quite  green. 
The  child  ate  his  peach  with  some  cream. 
The  boys  went  to  swim  in  the  creek. 


)   32  CHAUDRONS  SPELLING  BOOK. 


j  _ ~ , 

)  T   rOOrWT     rn ATT? AT TtlT^TTT 


LESSON  TWENTIETH. 

DISSYLLABLES. 
JVords  Accented  on  the  First  St/ liable. 

A  corn       Ba  ker        Fa  tal  Ta  ble 

slia  dy        a  pron         la  bel  wa  fer 

water        caper         favor  wa.ger      I 

gru  el         ca  ble  ha  val  va  por 

po.ker        era  zy  pa  per  ta  per 

an  gel        fa  ble  ra  zor  sli  my 


LESSON  TWENTY-FIRST. 
i       vi  per         hi  na  re  gal         gi  ant 


cab  in        man  go       sat  in  li  lac 

can  dy        mag  ic         aw  ful         me  dai 


Review, 

The   Holy    Bible   is   the   very  best  of 
books. 


ie  ver         ci  der  lo  cal  fi  nal 

ne  gro        ti  ger  le  gal  bi  ble         J 


|       ce  dar        ma  ker        vo  cal  al  ley 
bri  er         sa  tan          tri  al  ad  dex 
j       mu  sic        pn  pil          pa  pal  -an  vil 
*  *  * 

LESSON  TWENTY-SECOND. 

an  kle        ha  bit  val  ne  en  pi 4 

an  ger        ca  roj  val  or  al  tar 

as  pen        fan  cy  man  ly  spi  cey 

bad  ly       jal  ap  ray  el  mi  ser 


CIIAUDRO^'S  SPELLING-  fcOOB 

:.              33 

LESSON  TWENTY-THIRD 

Nev  er 

Taw  ny 

Doz  en 

Ca  lyx    • 

mor  ry 

aft  er 

col  or 

cam  el 

ea  gle     - 

emp  ty 

on  ion 

su  gar 

ber  ry 

fer  ry 

mon  ey 

ca  ter 

(as  el 

oft  en 

wag  on 

eat  er 

!      le  ver 

LES 

cm  el 

roy  a  I 

pi  ous 

[I. 

5SON  TWENTY- FOURT] 

Words 

Accented  on 

the  Second  Syllable. 

\       Ca  nal 

En  act 

Be  gin 

Elect 

a  bash 

up  set 

an- bar 

a  mass 

J      a  dapt 

ci  gal- 

ab  hor 

e  rect. 

a  dopt 

re  lax 

a  dorn 

ex  eel 

ca  bal 

a  part 

ca  dct 

ex  pel 

a  mend 

.  L1 

im  pel 

re  pel 

un  fed 

5:SSON  TWENTY-EIFTU 

A  gain 

Un  pin 

In  lire     , 

En  joy 

in  ertr 

ex  ist 

H  long 

an  noy 

in  fer 

un  til 

a  cute 

de  coy 

u  n  tie 

a  dore 

a  muse 

al  toy 

in  ter 

e  lope 

a  bove 

re  pel 

re  ply 

a  lone 

a  mong 

in  urn 

i                  — 

Review. 

The  merry   cadet  had  a  cane  in  his 
hand,  and  a  cigar  in  his  mouth.. 


CiLalMJiiOS'ri  SPELLING  BOOK, 


PART  VI. 

DISSYLLABLES  OF  SIX  L  LITERS, 

LESSON    FIRST. 

Wbrdj  accented  on.  the  First  Syllable. 


Car- pet 

gar-den 

elar-et 

let-ter 

pep-per 

butc-fer 

doi-lar 

sii-ver 

biil-let 


Sad-die 

can-die 

bran-dy 

grav-el 

bat- tie 

sifter 

oys-ier 

pew-ter 

ncph-ew 


Love-ly 

wil-low 

wal-nut 

pup-py 

keri-nel 

bat-ter 

cir-cus 

hon-net 

for- est 


LESSON  SECOND. 

Doc -tor  'Din-Tier 

par- lor  sun- day 

dra^-on  pot-ash 

ves-sel  arm -let 

twen-ty  gar-gle  • 
reading  bod- kin 

tal-low  dag-ger 

tar-get  mat -ting 

pi  I- low  pop-lar 


Bri-dle 
M on -day 
cat- nip 
rab-bit 
frol-ic 
bob-bin 
vie- i or 
eol-lar 
let-ter  • 


) 


CIIAUDUQN'S  SPELLING  BOOK. 


1 

1 

LESSON  TffiRb. 

]      Bri  die 

Fri  day 

Dip  per 

bish  op 

bar  rel 

mas  ler 

tur  tie 

bar  row 

fath  er 

j       tur  key 

fen  dor 

cous  in          | 

sup  per 

won  der 

dan  ger 

lis  (en 

stin  gy 

cray  on 

tur  nip 

win  ter 

niur  der 

shov  el 

pur  pie 

mem  bcr      > 

mon  key 

pul  pit 

bel  low 

moth  er 

min  now 

ket  tic 

•  o  • 

LESSON  FOURTH. 

Qer  man 

Far  mer 

Bor  der 

1       fro  zen 
ci  pher 
!      gob  let 
!      ab  bess 
1       gal  Ion 

coop  er 
gro  cer 
kern  el 
mar  ket 
gut  ter 

sau  cer 
cot  ion 
bun  die 
sig  nal 

fod  der 

<       ves  per 
J       gai  ter 

gam  hie 
yel  low 

cav  ern 

wan  der  .  "    \ 

mir  ror 

mar  ble 

heav  en 

j       mor  tar 

sun  set 

gan  der         \ 

t 

LESSON  FIFTH; 

i 

I 

<         i 

N 

Review. 

\ 

The  grocer  has  a  gallon 
A  silver  goblet  stood 
table. 

of  fine  brandy.       \ 
on   the  marble      | 

| 

CUAUD&OtfS  STfiLUXG  BOOK. 


Rid-dle 
valfley 

nim-b!e 

si- lent 

llow-er 

eor-ner 

arch-er 

inor-scl 


Scr-mon 
sim-ple 

turn- hie 

por-ter 

nee-dle 

nan -kin 

bal-lnd 

lmif-fin 


LEHSON  SIXTH. 

G os -pel 
set-ler 
sen -ate 
s  or-  row 
par- rot 
en-si^u 
rad-ish 
win-do  w 


Mil-ler. 

pot-ter 

saw-yer 

tin-ner 

tail- or 

sin-ner 

h  or- net 


LESSON   SEVBXTH. 

Driv-er 
sp.t-cle.jr 
acr-Hve 

h  or-  rid 

eii-gine 
Iim~ber 
fin-s^er 

gin-go  r 


k» 


i]  ey 


Fee-ble 
frisk- y 
sum-mcr 
bar- re  n 
gal-lop 
rattle 
ram-rod 
pis-lol 


LESStfft  EIGHTH. 

Review. 
Tfie  (fcrtncr  has  {lowers  in  his  garden. 
We  had  a  turtle  and  a  turkey  for  dinner. 
My  father  has  sent  his  cotton  to  Mobile. 
Mv  cousin  ate  bread,  aaci  baiter  for 


The  monkey  was  frozen  to  death  near 


the  firiftter. 


CHAUDROfc-S  SPELLING  BOOK. 


a  ; 


LESSON  NINTH. 

Sudfden 

JV'ut-ton 

Pret-fy 

for-mer 

ah -sent 

pin-dcr 
no-tice 

car-bon 
ban-jier 

greas-y 
fin-ish 

hum- hie 

mus-lin 
bifc-ter 

bot-tom 

cor- set 
ret- vet 
tur-bot 

pnz-zle 
an-swcr 

no-tion 
vir-lue 

mal-ice 
hel-met 

LESSON  TENTH. 

Rob-bcr 
sim-ple 

Bee-tie 
cant-er 

Mor-tar 
musk-rt 

gim-let 

.  ham- per 

car- rot 

mar- row 
pan-try 

pup- pet 

*   lin-net 

gar- lie 
se-ciet 

rag-ged 

cat -lie 
tas-tsel 

mag- pie 
j       con 
stol-en 

eit-ron 
co  f-  fee 

eof-ihi 

LESSON  ELEVENTH, 

A  saddle  of  mutton. 
Two  pretty  while  pigeons. 
A  helmet  and  a  banner. 
The  citron  and  I  he  myrtle. 
This  coffee  is  bitter. 
The  rubber  bad  a  musket. 


38 


CHAUDRON'S  SPELLING  BOOK. 


Thread 

church 

spread 

spring 

strain 

thrash 

sprain 

scrape 

shrink 

launch 


LESSON  TWELFTH. 
Monosyllables  of  Six  L:  tiers. 

Grange  Breath 

hearth  cheese 

caught  sleeve 

warmth  twelve 

grease  screen 

fought  sneeze 

square  breast 

taught  speech 

stream   -  grieve 

branch  .shriek 


LESSON  THIRTEENTH. 


Christ 

Quince 

French 

friend 

shears 

bridge 

wealth 

shrimp 

chintz 

strike 

twitch 

scorch 

scythe 

spring 

ground 

prince 

switch' 

school 

string 

sponge 

scream 

should 

breeze 

preach 

plague 

tongue 

choice 

snatch . 

fringe 

hoarse 

CHAUDROK'S  SPELLING  BOOK. 


PART  .VII. 

TRKft'LLA&LBS  OF  FOUR,  MVT;   AXD  SEVEN" 


LETTERS. 

LESSON  1; 

Words 

A***uted  on  the  Fir?i 

SyJMfr. 

A  re  a 

Po  e  sy 

Cal  i  co 

i  ro  n y 

u  hi  ty 

fain  i  ly 

i  vo  ry 

a  the  ist 

mal  a  dy 

de  i  ty 

ina  ni  a 

par  o  dy 

id  i  ot 

bod  i  \y 

van  i  ty 

op  e  ra 

ma  ni  ac 

ar  te  ry 

o  pi  ale 

ag  o  ny 

sau  i  ty 

sal  a  ry 

an  nu  a! 

me  ni  al 

o  ri  ole 

an  i  mal 

pe  ri  od 

av  e  nue 

ap  a  thy. 
LESSON  SECOND 

me  di  am 

The  o  ry 

E([  ui  ty 

0  pos  sum      j 

ben  e  5t 

ev  e  ry 

ar  mo  ry 

cu  po  la 

ver  i  fy 

cas  a  al 

n  hi  tj.  ny 

bur  i  al 

can  o  py 

u"sti  ry 

vi  o  let 

ara  ble 

pu  ri  fy 

in  ju  ry 

cit  a  del 

zo  di  ac 

in  fa  my 

al  ka  li 

vo  ta  ry 

dim  i  ty 

pa  ci  fy 

cb  o  ny 

o  di  ous 

ar  a  bio 

el  e  gy 

o  di  urn 

dep  u  ty 

40 


CHAUDRON'S  SPELLING  BOOK. 


LESSON  THIRD. 
Words  Accented  on  the  Second  Syllable. 


I  de  a 
a  re  na 
hy  e  na 
o  me  ga 
ar  ma  da 
a  wa  ken 
mo  sa  ic 
in  va  sion 
e  va  sioh 
tor  na  do 


In  sip  id 
a  bu  sive 
vi  ra  go 
a  cu  men 
re  fu  sal 
pa  go  da 
oc  ta  vo 
de  vel  op 
e  ter  nal 
in  qui  ry 


Pi  a  no 

vol  ca  no 
en  am  el 
ex  act  ly 
e  las  tic 
mu  lat  to 
pi  az  za 
in  hab  it 
to  bac  co 
po  ta  to 


Cos  met  ic 
un  e  ven 
ro  man  tic 
sa  li  va 
re  vi  val 
a  sy  lum 
de  liv  er 
e  nig  ma 
e  pis  tie 
o  pin  ion 


LESSON  FOURTH. 

Cre  a  tor 
un  ea  sy 
e  lys  ian. 
u  ten  sil 
e  lix  ir 
pi  men  to 
in  her  it 
re  cov  er 
sa  tir  ic 
ex  ot  ic 


Oc  to  ber 

i  tal  ic 
e  di  tion 
do  mes  tic 
de  ni  al 
qui  e  tus 
mo  las  ses 
tor  pe  do 
af  ri  val 
in  va  sion 


CIlAUDKoXS  SPELLING  ] 

50OK.                    41   j 

( 

PART    VIII. 

) 
) 
) 
) 

) 

DISSYLLABLES  OF  SEVEN  LETTERS. 

( 

LESSON  FIRST. 

i 

PT(W# 

Accented  on  the  First 

Syllable. 

Blan  ket 

Turn  bier 

Sad  dler 

cam  brie 

blad  der 

lob  etcr 

<       cab  bage 

shud  der 

mon  st el- 

pei cock 

slen  der 

se  ra  per         j 

cham  ber 

blun  der 

Ian  tern 

sea  weed 

shel  ter 

rub  bish 

j       paint  er 

chap  ter 

fur  nish          j 

thuii  der 

i 

flan  nel 

scar  let 

LESSON  SECOND 

• 

j       Var  nish 

Plar  ness 

Crick  et 

|       stu  dent 

chick  en 

sol  dier 

j       selfish 

dol  phin 

gar  merit 

|       cap  tain 

per  feet 

•trum  pet        j 

pub  Iteh 

sub  ject 

skii  let 

;      si  an  der 

sher  bet 

prai  rie 

I       nonr  isb 

schoi  ar 

dray  man 

i       cher  ish 

\ 

< 

pain  fnl 

pay  merit  \ 
I 

LESSON  THIRD. 

\ 

j 

! 

Review. 

A  peacock  is  a  superb  fowl. 
The  scholar  has  made  a  blunder. 
This  is  a  very  painful  subject  to  me. 


I  42 


QHAITDRO^'3  SPELLING  BOOK. 


LESSON  FOURTH. 
Woi'4s  Accented  on  the  Second  Syllable. 


Bro  cade 

gri  in  ace 
for  sake 
eha  rade 
re  place 
pre  vail 
re  train 
pla  card 


Ma  chine 
dis  pute 
sin  cere 
in  stead 
eon  cern 
con  vert 
ob  serve 
re  verse 


Ex  plain 
for  lorn 
per  form 
be  reave 
con  geal 
dis  case 
mis  lead 
can  teen 


LESSON  FIFTH. 
Dis  tnrb 
en  twine 
in  quire 
de  prive 
de  light 
de  spise 
suf  fice 
pre  side ' 


Mis  laid 
gen  teel 
gran  dee 
sue  coed 
eon  domn 
at  tempt 
con  less 
con  sent 


Sur  vive 
for  give 
dis  miss 
ex  tinct 
inflict 
sue  cess 
con  dole 
con  sole 


LESSON  SIXTH. 
Review. 

I  can  not  attempt  to  console  him 

I  will  prevail  upon  her  to.  replace  it. 

Forgive  me,  for  I  am  sincere. 

He  has  mislaid  his  canteen. 

We  hear  of  jour  success  with  delight. 


DisryWibU* 
Neigh  bor 
day  break 
cnarm  ing 
dark  ness 
gra  eious 
grate  ful 
lame  ness 
clan  druff 
bead  ache 


PART  IX.       ' 

WORDS  OF  EIOUT  LETTERS. 
LESSON  FIRST. 
Accented  on  the  First  Syllable. 

Stock  ing 


glow  worm 
grand  son 
glad  ness 
sand  wich 
flash  ing 
com  meree 
thank  ful 
snap  pish 


Hard  ware 
char  coal 

starv  ing 
ward  robe 
stran  ger 
daugh  tcr 
haw  thorn 
brace  let 
home  spun 


L 

Horse  man 
shoul  d Ci- 
sco rn  ful 
south  ern 
cau  tious 
moun  tain 
watch  man 
pbr  poise 
dump  ling 


ESSON   SECON 
Peace  ful 
foun  tain 
pleas  tire 
con  tract 
horn  pipe 
tor  toise 
weak  ness 
sauce  pan 
whip  cord 


a 


Sleep  ing 
truth  ful 
*plen  did 
neat  ness 
treas  ure 
threat  en 
per  trait 
oint  ment 
snow  drop 


U  CHAUDRON'S  SPELLING  BOOK. 

LESSON  THIRD. 
Dissyllables  Accented  on  the  Second  Syllable. 

Mis  place  Com  mence  Par  terre 

clis  grace  con  verse  con  front 

es  t range  pre  serve,  post  pone 

ac  quaint  dis  burse  com  plete 

main  tain  trans  act  de  throne 

com  plain  sur  prise  fore  bode 

dis  creet  con  vince  with  hold 

con  tempt  dis  tract  re  sponse 


LESSON  FOURTH. 

In  struct  Com  pound  Ex  change 

con  vulse  ob  struct  re  trench 

pro  found  sur  round  con  spire 

de  nounce  de  crease-  dis  mount 

for  swear  per  spire  dis  prove 

re  prieve  doub  loon  mis  trust    • 

dis  tress  ha  rangue  re  strain 

with  draw  re  strict  dis  joint 

LESSON  FIFTH. 
Review. 

The  horspman  will  dismount  by  the 
fountain.  I  cannot  with-hold  my  sur- 
prise at  his  disgrace. 


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LESSON  SIXTH. 

) 

Mon 

vsyllubles  of  Seven  Letters. 

Freight 

Scourge 

Flounce      J 

scratch 

breadth 

'drought 

draught 

stretch 

strange 

squeeze 

glimpse 

thought 

brought 

through 

sheathe 

screech 

freight 

springe 

wreathe 

twelfVi 

streets 

clothes 

breathe 

♦    3    • 

streams 

LESSON  SEVENTH. 
Review. 

Your  daughter  is  charming. 
His  grandson  is  at  school. 
He  was  starving  to  death. 
The  sunset  was  splendid. 
He  was  sleeping  on  the  bridge. 
I  will  meet  you  at  the  fountain. 
I      Her  eyes  were  flashing  with  joy. 
Do  not  misplace  this  sauce  pan. 
Their  distress  was  profound. 
I  will  convince  him  of  my  contempt. 
My  neighbor  died  of  weakness. 
He  ate  a  sandwich  and  some  cheese. 
Her  wardrobe  is  complete. 


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PART  X. 

TRISYLLABLES. 
LESSON  FIRST. 


Words  Accented  on  the  First  Syllable. 


Di  a  per  Or  a  tor  U  ni  form 

of  fi  eer  mod  es  ty  hid  e  ous 

buf  fa  lo  ed  i  tor  trag  e  dy 

iii  di  go  bat  te  17  com  c  dy 

jav  e  iin  cay  al  ry  a  pri  cot 

em  pe  ror  eel  e  ry  brav  e  ry 

sen  a*tor  cm  el  ty  fa  vor  ite 

bay  o  net  bot  a  ny  slav  er  y 


I  LESSON  SECOND. 

j  Am  u  let  Em.e  raid  Cor  o  net 

j  an  o  dyne  ep  i  cure  hoi  i  day 

(  av  a  rice  her  o  ine  cru  ci  fy 

I  fac  to  ry  mem  o  ry  and  i  ron 

I  gal  le  ry  ven  i  son  hos  pi  tal 

:  de  cen  cy  .  mer  cu  ry  ter  ri  fy 

riv  u  let  li  bra  ry  sen  si  b!e 

I  el  e  gant  di  a  mond  sev  e  ral 


•      LESSON  THIRD, 
j  Review. 

I      She  had  a  ring  of  emeralds  and  diamonds. 

That  officer  is  a  great  favorite  with  his  men. 

The  emperor  has  an  elegant  library. 


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LESSON  FOURTH. 

j        .   Cath  o  lie 

Cas  ta  net 

j           cin  na  mon 

fa  vo  rite 

lav  en  der 
col  an  der 

ap  pe  tite 
mack  er  el 

j           gen  e  rous 
grid  i  ron 
min  is  tar 

j           can  is  ter 

tarn  a  rind 
sal  i  vate 
tap  es  try 
tel  e  graph 

LESSON  FIFTH. 

Sal  i  vate 
.  Skel  e  ton 

Tes  ta  ment 
musk  mel  on 

char  ac  ter 

ar  ti  choke 

co  py  book 

i   ■        mul  ber  ry 

cu  cum  ber 
syl  la  bub 
pec  tor  al 
el  e  pliant 

in  no  cent 
dera  o  crat 

eq  ui  page 
sas  sa  fras 

LESSON  SIXTH. 

Review. 

Put  the  mackerel  on  the  gridiron. 

She  gave  me  a  musk- melon  and  some 
syllabub.  He  ate  an  artichoke  and 
a  cucumber.  We  bought  a  Testa- 
ment and  a  copy-book. 

Pounded  sassafras  leaves  are  used  to 
make  gumbo. 


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CHAUDRON'S  SPELLING  BOOK. 


LESSON 
Words  Accented  on 

No  vefa  ber 
ex  pen  sive 
mis  for  tune 
im  pa  tient 
po  ma  turn 
At  Ian  tic 
mag  ne  sia 
pal  met  to 
dis  cov  er 
re  bel  lion 
em  broid  er 


SEVENTH. 

the  Second  Syllable. 

Sep  tern  ber 
re  mem  ber 
to  geth  er 
al  read  y 
de  ser  ter 
per  mis  sion 
re  lig  ion 
pro  vi  sion 
a  mus  ing 
as  ton  ish 
di  ges~tion 


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LESSON  EIGHTH. 

Mag  no  lia  For  get  fill' 

con  fa  sion  un  feel  ing 

eon  ill  tion  ex  press  ive 

de  li  cious  at  ten  tive 

mil  si  cian  con- tin  lie 

mi  li  tia  .         dis  fig  u re 

do  tties  tie  dis  cour  age 

d}-s  pep  tie  Nar  cis  sus 

ro  man  tie  im  per  feet 

re  pnb  lie  re  co\r  er 

8iil  phu  ric  mis  tak  en 


